Not only did the Swiss National Bank cut it's target rate to 0.25 percent (from 0.5 percent), but the central bank also began selling the currency, marking it's first intervention in the Forex markets since 1992 (source: Bloomberg).
The fact that no country in the history of the world has ever devalued its way to prosperity does not seem to discourage central banks.
It's a sad, sad day when the Swiss - of all people - give up on their own currency.
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That is clearly due to the expected meltdown of the european financial system due to defaulting loans to eastern europe.
I'm getting ready to get out of the EURO, maybe into the UUP (US$ bullish fund).
(THIS IS NOT AN INVESTMENT ADVICE!)
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